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Do differently gendered voices affect user acceptance of future autonomous vehicle voice assistants?

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Do differently gendered voices affect user acceptance of future autonomous vehicle voice assistants?

CUI '22Effects of Wording and Gendered Voices on Acceptability of Voice Assistants in Future Autonomous Vehicles

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How do changes in users' cognitive load affect their preferences for different voice command formats?

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Can combining cognitive-load-adaptive voice assistants with HUD (head-up display) further optimize the driving experience?

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How do different dialogue domains (e.g., safety-related, comfort-oriented) shape prompt language design preferences for in-vehicle voice assistants?

CUI '23Secure, Comfortable or Functional: Exploring Domain-Sensitive Prompt Design for In-Car Voice Assistants

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How do syntactic properties of prompt language (e.g., sentence structure, length, active vs. passive voice) affect user experience in in-vehicle voice assistants?

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Do conversation types (functional, informational, proactive) influence domain sensitivity in in-vehicle voice assistant prompt design?

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